Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
And then execute:
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install umbrellio-utils
Usage
Quick Start
You can use modules and classes directly by accessing modules and classes
under namespace UmbrellioUtils. Or you can include UmbrellioUtils to other
module with name you like.
# Direct using UmbrellioUtils::Constants.get_class!(:object) #=> Object # Aliasing to shorter name. module Utils include UmbrellioUtils end Utils::Constants.get_class!(:object) #=> Object Utils::Constants #=> UmbrellioUtils::Constants
Configuration
Some modules and classes are configurable. Here's the full list of settings and what they do:
store_table_name— table which is used byUmbrellioUtils::Storemodule. Defaults to:storehttp_client_name— fiber-local variable name for http client instance inUmbrellioUtils::HTTPClient. Defaults to:application_httpclient
You can change config in two ways. Firstly, you can change values by accessing configuration
directly. Secondly, you can use UmbrellioUtils::configure method which accepts a block.
# First method UmbrellioUtils.config.store_table_name = :cool_name # Second method module Utils include UmbrellioUtils configure do |config| config.store_table_name = :cool_name end end
Keep in mind that the config is common to all modules: if you use multiple modules that include
UmbrellioUtils, then all modules will use the same configuration object.
Extension
You can extend module with you own project specific methods
via UmbrellioUtils::extend_util!.
module Utils include UmbrellioUtils configure do |config| config.store_table_name = :cool_name end extend_util!(:Constants) do def useful_method "Just string" end end end Utils::Constants.useful_method #=> "Just string"
Or you can define methods in your module and then extend the desired module.
module MyHelpers def useful_method "Just string" end end module Utils include UmbrellioUtils extend_util!(:Constants) { extend MyHelpers } end Utils::Constants.useful_method #=> "Just string"
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/umbrellio/utils.
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
Authors
Created by Umbrellio's Ruby developers